FARMTECH FDD 3000 - Page 99

D.2.4. Periodic Maintenance Table
Period
Maintenance
At the end of
each workday
at the end of an 8-
hour or 15-hectare
work
At the end of
each work
week
at the end of 40-hour
or 75-hectare work
At the end of
each season
At the end of 160-
hour or 300-hectare
work
Every 4 years
regardless of work
hour or area
Transmission Chains and
Gears
C
L
C / R
Greasers
L
R
Coulter Discs
C
C / R
Pressure Wheels
C / R
R
Harrow Bars
C
C / R
R
Tire Air Pressures
C
Clutches (lubrication
with grease and machine
oil)
C / L
L
L
R
Warp
L
C / R
Marker Mechanism
C + L
Seed Pipes
C
C / R
R
Throttles
C
R
Slope Adjustment Jacks
C
C / L
C / R
Variable-Speed
Transmission Oil
C
C/ R
R
Coulter Internal Stainless
Scraper
C
C
C / R
R
Inter-disc Rubber Latch
C
R
Spring Catches
C
C / R
Cover Lock Springs
C
R
Connecting Pins
C
R
Triangle Rubber Chocks
C
R
Harrow Springs
C
C / R
Tires
C
R
Seed Fertilizer Gauges
C
Separators
C
C
Bottom Swings
C
R
Slope Adjustment Jacks
L
C
C / R
4 main maintenance processes are implemented in the periodic maintenance of your grain drill, which are check,
lubrication, check/replacement and replacement. The periods of such maintenance operations are listed in the
table. The specified maintenance operation is implemented when any of the conditions stated in the periods (in terms of
time or work area) occur.
Abbreviations and their meanings:
C: (check) the part or element is visually and manually checked. The part is cleaned. Loosening or gaps are removed.
Lubrication, completion and replacement is carried out, if necessary.
L: (lubrication) Lubricate the specified area with appropriate lubrication (grease, machine oil, etc.).
C/ R: (check/replacement) Check the relevant part, component or mechanism. Replace the worn, fatigued or
damaged parts. Complete the deficiencies.
R: (replacement) Replace the specified part or element whether it is damaged or not.